Still, buying the CD Version and installing it on a system that uses something OTHER than an Nvidia card is your best bet. Tried it, but it says "Access Denied" when I try to change the Open GL setting. (scroll down and pick High Proformance NVIDIA processor (or the one that will work for the game). (2) Select the preferred graphic processor for this program. This will open up the NVIDIA control panel. The way I disabled it under Windows 10 was easy. It appeared to work under NVIDIA card but not the Intel card. If you have an intergrated graphics card for example (Intel card) along with a NVIDIA video card, you will have to disable one or other for it to work.
The game will basically run either on one or another video cards installed on a computer. Though yes, it is shameless that he choked in a config for us and not the OP, and didn't take one ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ look at what the OP was asking, Quake on Win98.Originally posted by .Yo.Mowf:Ok, I figured it out. The game will basically run either on one or another video cards installed on a computer. One such mod to be born from Quake was the original Team Fortress. They are bloody YouTube videos that help us modern gamers that don't want the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ look of the original WinQuake and GLQuake play this game with modern features like out of the box mouse look, r_shadows 1 that doesnt look crappy. Quake has also been heavily modded over the years, and there are a number of add-ons that may not work with the Steam version. DON'T POST STRANGE LINKS ANYWHERE IN THE STEAM DISCUSSIONS!!! They are not "strange links". So why did you post this If it wasn't shameless advertising? Steam won't run on Windows 98 and NEITHER WILL DARKPLACES! The OP is wanting to play his Quake on his old Windows 98 machine. Get any of the 19867523986982347 different compilations of Quake engine. Get VkQuake you will need to compile it yourself
Originally posted by ALL THESE MODERATORS ARE BIASED:Get Darkplaces
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